英语词汇“star”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	star
释义	Trends of star View usage for: star (stɑːʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense stars, present participle starring, past tense, past participle starred 1. countable noun A star is a large ball of burning gas in space. Stars appear to us as small points of light in the sky on clear nights. The night was dark, the stars hidden behind cloud. 2. See also morning star, shooting star 3. countable noun You can refer to a shape or an object as a star when it has four, five, or more points sticking out of it in a regular pattern. Children at school receive coloured stars for work well done. 4. countable noun You can say how many stars something such as a hotel or restaurant has as a way of talking about its quality, which is often indicated by a number of star-shaped symbols. Themore stars something has, the better it is. ...five star hotels. 5. countable noun Famous actors, musicians, and sports players are often referred to as stars. ...Gemma, 41, star of the TV series Pennies From Heaven. By now Murphy is Hollywood's top male comedy star. Some football stars are very wealthy. Synonyms: celebrity, big name, celeb [informal], megastar [informal] More Synonyms of star 6. verb If an actor or actress stars in a play or film, he or she has one of the most important parts in it. I starred in a pantomime called Puss in Boots. [VERB + in] He's starred in dozens of films. [VERB in noun] Synonyms: play the lead, appear, feature, perform More Synonyms of star 7. verb If a play or film stars a famous actor or actress, he or she has one of the most important parts in it. The comedy starred the young actor as an Irish policeman. [VERB noun] ...a Hollywood film, The Secret of Santa Vittoria, directed by Stanley Kramer andstarring Anthony Quinn. [VERB noun] 8. plural noun Predictions about people's lives which are based on astrology and appear regularly in a newspaper or magazine are sometimes referred to as the stars. There was nothing in my stars to say I'd have travel problems! 9. See to thank your lucky stars More Synonyms of star star in British English (stɑː) noun 1. any of a vast number of celestial objects that are visible in the clear night sky as points of light 2. a. a hot gaseous mass, such as the sun, that radiates energy, esp as light and infrared radiation, usually derived from thermonuclear reactions in the interior, and in some cases as ultraviolet, radio waves, and X-rays. The surface temperature can range from about 2100 to 40 000°C See also Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, giant star, white dwarf, neutron star, black hole b. (as modifier) a star catalogue ▶ Related adjectives: astral, sidereal, stellar 3. astrology a. a celestial body, esp a planet, supposed to influence events, personalities, etc b. (plural) another name for horoscope (sense 1) 4. an emblem shaped like a conventionalized star, usually with five or more points, often used as a symbol of rank, an award, etc 5. a small white blaze on the forehead of an animal, esp a horse 6. Also called: star facet any of the eight triangular facets cut in the crown of a brilliant 7. a. a distinguished or glamorous celebrity, often from the entertainment world b. (as modifier) star quality 8. another word for asterisk 9. (often capital) a type of keelboat, designed to be crewed by two people 10. prison slang a convict serving a first prison sentence 11. see stars verbWord forms: stars, starring or starred 12. (transitive) to mark or decorate with a star or stars 13. to feature or be featured as a star 'Greed' starred Erich von Stroheim Olivier starred in 'Hamlet' Derived forms starless (ˈstarless) adjective starlike (ˈstarˌlike) adjective Word origin Old English steorra; related to Old Frisian stēra, Old Norse stjarna, German Stern, Latin stella star in American English (stɑr) noun 1. any of the luminous celestial objects seen as points of light in the sky; esp., any self-luminous celestial body having continuous nuclear reactions which send heat, light, etc. in all directions 2. a conventionalized flat figure having (usually five or six) symmetrical projecting points, regarded as a representation of a star of the sky 3. any mark, shape, emblem, or the like resembling such a figure, often used as an award,symbol of rank or authority, etc. 4. asterisk 5. a. Astrology a zodiacal constellation or a planet regarded as influencing human fate or destiny b. [often pl.] fate; destiny; fortune 6. a person who excels or performs brilliantly in a given activity, esp. a sport 7. a prominent actor or actress, esp. one playing a leading role and having special billing in a given production verb transitiveWord forms: starred or ˈstarring 8. to mark or set with stars as a decoration 9. to mark with one or more stars as a grade of quality 10. to mark with an asterisk 11. to present or feature (an actor or actress) in a leading role verb intransitive 12. to perform brilliantly; excel 13. to perform as a star, as in a theatrical production adjective 14. having exceptional skill and talent; outstanding; excelling others; leading a star performer 15. of a star or stars Idioms: see stars thank one's (lucky) stars Word origin ME sterre < OE steorra, akin to Goth stairnō, Cornish sterenn < IE base ster-, a star > Gr astēr, L stella (dim. < ster-ela), star Examples of 'star' in a sentence star Losing teams and declining organisations often have stars but the stars are out for themselves. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Certain stars were easily bigger than their clubs. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The answer is it would have won an extra star. The Sun (2014) The stars were moaning about their props with just two hours to go. The Sun (2009) The reality star has admitted inhaling two of them. The Sun (2013) The main reason for coming racing is to see the stars. The Sun (2010) Will the five stars of the flag be added to the team logo? Times, Sunday Times (2010) Britain was not invited but should thank its lucky stars. Times, Sunday Times (2015) We slept in a tent and stayed up chatting under the stars all night. Times, Sunday Times (2007) They can vote again along with judges to boot off one star. The Sun (2008) The soap star appears to have left her skirt at home after going on a night out. The Sun (2009) It also highlighted his ability to lure stars more often seen on red carpets into the wilderness. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This is how top companies pay their star sales people. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Experts blame the growth in swearing on casual bad language used by role models like actors and pop stars. The Sun (2012) Want to play like a star? Times, Sunday Times (2009) She has since become a stage, film and recording star. The Sun (2011) Get stuck in, close the big stars down and make life difficult. The Sun (2006) Some stars won't play with a pulled eyelash but he's the very opposite. The Sun (2011) The comic went to school with the Twilight star and regularly mocked the heart-throb during his early days as a stand up comic. The Sun (2015) Word lists with star affection, Horse markings In other languages star British English: star /stɑː/ NOUN in the sky A star is a large ball of burning gas in space. Stars look like small points of light in the sky. Stars lit the sky. American English: star sky Arabic: نـَجْم Brazilian Portuguese: estrela Chinese: 星 Croatian: zvijezda Czech: hvězda na nebi Danish: stjerne Dutch: ster hemel European Spanish: estrella cielo Finnish: tähti French: étoile German: Stern Greek: άστρο Italian: stella Japanese: 星 sky Korean: 별 Norwegian: stjerne Polish: gwiazda niebo European Portuguese: estrela Romanian: stea Russian: звезда Latin American Spanish: estrella Swedish: stjärna Thai: ดาว Turkish: yıldız gök Ukrainian: зірка Vietnamese: ngôi sao British English: star /stɑː/ NOUN celebrity A star is somebody who is famous for doing something, for example acting or singing. He's one of the stars of a TV show. American English: star person Arabic: نـَجْم Brazilian Portuguese: astro de cinema Chinese: 明星 Croatian: zvijezda Czech: hvězda člověk Danish: stjerne Dutch: ster persoon European Spanish: estrella persona Finnish: tähti French: star German: Star Greek: σταρ Italian: divo Japanese: スター person Korean: 인기 배우 Norwegian: stjerne Polish: gwiazda osoba European Portuguese: estrela de cinema Romanian: star Russian: звезда Latin American Spanish: estrella Swedish: stjärna Thai: คนที่มีชื่อเสียงในด้านใดด้านหนึ่ง Turkish: yıldız kişi Ukrainian: зірка Vietnamese: ngôi sao British English: star /stɑː/ VERB If an actor or actress stars in a play or film, he or she has one of the most important parts in it. He's starred in dozens of films. American English: star Arabic: يَقُومُ بِدَورِ Brazilian Portuguese: estrelar Chinese: 主演 Croatian: igrati glavnu ulogu Czech: učinkovat v hlavní roli Danish: være stjerne i Dutch: hoofdrol hebben European Spanish: protagonizar Finnish: esiintyä tähtenä elokuvassa French: jouer dans un film German: die Hauptrolle spielen Film Greek: πρωταγωνιστώ Italian: essere il protagonista Japanese: 主演する Korean: 주연하다 Norwegian: spille hovedrollen Polish: wystąpić w głównej roli European Portuguese: representar o papel principal Romanian: a fi distribuit ca protagonist Russian: играть главную роль Latin American Spanish: protagonizar Swedish: spela huvudrollen i Thai: เป็นดารานำแสดง Turkish: yıldız koymak Ukrainian: грати головні ролі Vietnamese: đóng vai chính British English: star /stɑː/ NOUN shape A star is a shape that has four, five, or more points sticking out of it in a pattern. How many stars are there on the flag? American English: star Arabic: نـَجْم Brazilian Portuguese: estrela Chinese: 星形 Croatian: zvijezda Czech: hvězdatvar Danish: stjerne Dutch: ster European Spanish: estrella Finnish: tähti French: étoile German: Stern Greek: αστέρι Italian: stella Japanese: 星 Korean: 별 Norwegian: stjerne Polish: gwiazdka European Portuguese: estrela Romanian: stea Russian: звезда Latin American Spanish: estrella Swedish: stjärna Thai: ดาว Turkish: yıldız Ukrainian: зірка Vietnamese: ngôi sao All related terms of 'star' F star a white to yellow star, as Canopus , Polaris , or Procyon , having a surface temperature between 6000 and 7500 K and an absorption spectrum in which the pair of ultraviolet lines of singly ionized calcium and the Balmer series of hydrogen are of about equal strength co-star An actor's or actress's co-stars are the other actors or actresses who also have one of the main parts in a particular film. all-star An all-star cast , performance , or game is one which contains only famous or extremely good performers or players. dark star an invisible star known to exist only from observation of its radio, infrared , or other spectrum or of its gravitational effect, such as an invisible component of a binary or multiple star Dog Star → Sirius film star A film star is a famous actor or actress who appears in films. five-star (of a hotel ) first-class , top-quality, or offering exceptional luxury four-star of high, or of the highest, quality gold star a small, gold-colored star displayed to represent a member of the U.S. armed forces killed in war pole star a guiding principle , rule , standard , etc pop star a famous singer or musician who performs pop music rock star a pop musician , usually a singer , who is very famous sea star starfish star map See star chart star part the main role , or one of the main roles star ruby a ruby that resembles a starlike figure in reflected light because of its crystalline structure star sign Your star sign is the sign of the zodiac under which you were born. star turn The star turn of a performance or show is the main item , or the one that is considered to be the most interesting or exciting. Star Wars (in the US) a proposed system of artificial satellites armed with lasers to destroy enemy missiles in space two-star leaded petrol that has a low octane number; inferior leaded petrol basket-star any of several echinoderms of the genus Gorgonocephalus , in which long slender arms radiate from a central disc: order Ophiuroidea ( brittle-stars ) battle star a small star worn on a campaign ribbon , awarded to a member of the armed forces for participation in a particular battle or campaign binary star a double star system comprising two stars orbiting around their common centre of mass . A visual binary can be seen through a telescope . A spectroscopic binary can only be observed by the spectroscopic Doppler shift as each star moves towards or away from the earth child star a child who attains celebrity status double star two stars , appearing close together when viewed through a telescope ; either physically associated ( binary star) or not associated ( optical double star) dwarf star any luminosity class V star , such as the sun, lying in the main sequence of the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram fixed star any of the stars in the Ptolemaic system, all of which were thought to be attached to an outer crystal sphere thus explaining their apparent lack of movement flare star a red dwarf star in which outbursts , thought to be analogous to solar flares , occur, increasing the luminosity by several magnitudes in a few minutes giant star any of a class of stars , such as Capella and Arcturus , that have swelled and brightened considerably as they approach the end of their life, their energy supply having changed guest star a famous entertainer making an appearance in a show in which he or she is not a regular performer media star a person who is well-known because of frequent appearances in the mass media movie star A movie star is a famous actor or actress who appears in films. North Star → Polaris radio star a celestial object, such as a supernova remnant or quasar , that is a source of radio waves rising star A rising star in a particular sport, art, or area of business is someone who is starting to do very well and who people think will soon be very successful. shell star a type of star, usually of spectral type B to F , surrounded by a gaseous shell Silver Star a bronze star with a small silver star at the center , awarded to a soldier who has been cited in orders for gallantry in action, when the citation does not warrant the award of a Medal of Honor or the Distinguished Service Cross star anise a small Chinese evergreen tree ( Illicium verum ) yielding an aromatic oil star-apple a West Indian sapotaceous tree, Chrysophyllum cainito , with smooth-skinned edible greenish-purple fruit star chart a chart or map showing the relative apparent positions of the stars, as seen from the earth, in a particular area of the sky star facet any of a vast number of celestial objects that are visible in the clear night sky as points of light star fruit → carambola (sense 2 ) star-gazer A star-gazer is someone who studies the stars as an astronomer or astrologer. star-gazing Star-gazing is the activity of studying the stars as an astronomer or astrologer. star grass any of various temperate and tropical plants of the amaryllidaceous genus Hypoxis , having long grasslike leaves and yellow star-shaped flowers star point a common junction connected to the ends of windings of a polyphase electrical device or system of devices star prize The star prize in a competition is the most valuable prize. star rating a rating indicated by stars (usually 1–5), the highest number of stars indicating the best quality, highest amount etc star route a mail route serviced by a private contractor star shell an artillery shell containing a flare or other illuminant : often containing a parachute to prolong the descent of the illuminating material Chinese translation of 'star' star (stɑːʳ) n (c) (in sky) 星 (xīng) (颗, kē) (= shape) 星形物 (xīngxíngwù) (= celebrity) 明星 (míngxīng) (个(個), gè) vt [play, film] [actor, actress] 使主演 (shǐ zhǔyǎn) ⇒ The movie starred Lana Turner. 莱娜·特纳担任那部电影的主角。 (Láinà Tènà dānrèn nà bù diànyǐng de zhǔjué.) vi to star (in) [play, film] (在 ... 中)主演 ((zài ... zhōng) zhǔyǎn) a 4-star hotel 4星级(級)旅馆(館) (sì xīngjí lǚguǎn) Derived Forms the stars n pl (inf, = horoscope) 星象 (xīngxiàng) All related terms of 'star' co-star 合演者 héyǎnzhě [ 名 míng ] pop star 明星 míngxīng [ 个(個) gè ] film star ( esp Brit ) 影星 yǐngxīng [ 位 wèi ] to co-star (with sb) (与(與)某人)联(聯)袂主演 (yǔ mǒurén) liánmèi zhǔyǎn a 4-star hotel 4星级(級)旅馆(館) sì xīngjí lǚguǎn a star in the making 一个(個)成长(長)中的明星 yī gè chéngzhǎng zhōng de míngxīng to star (in) ( play, film ) (在 ... 中)主演 (zài ... zhōng) zhǔyǎn 1 (noun) in the sense of heavenly body Definition a hot gaseous mass, such as the sun, that radiates energy as heat and light, or in some cases as radio waves and X-rays The nights were pure with cold air and lit with stars. Synonyms heavenly body sun celestial body 2 (noun) in the sense of celebrity Definition a famous person from the sports, acting, or music professions Not all football stars are ill-behaved louts. Synonyms celebrity At the age of twelve, he was already a celebrity. big name all the big names in rock and pop celeb (informal) megastar (informal) name draw idol luminary the political opinions of such luminaries as Sartre and de Beauvoir leading man or lady lead hero or heroine principal soloists and principals of The Scottish Ballet orchestra main attraction (plural noun) in the sense of horoscope There was nothing in my stars to say I'd have problems. Synonyms horoscope forecast astrological chart (verb) in the sense of play the lead Definition to feature (an actor or actress) or (of an actor or actress) to be featured as a star He's starred in dozens of films. Synonyms play the lead appear She appeared in several of her own plays. feature She featured in a Hollywood film. perform (modifier) in the sense of leading He was the school's star pupil. Synonyms leading major principal celebrated brilliant well-known prominent paramount illustrious related words related adjectives astralsiderealstellar related phobia siderophobia subject word lists See StarsSee Constellations Additional synonyms in the sense of appear Definition to perform She appeared in several of her own plays. Synonyms perform, play, act, enter, come on, take part, play a part, be exhibited, come onstage in the sense of big name Definition a famous person all the big names in rock and pop Synonyms celebrity, star, personality, superstar, name, dignitary, luminary, bigwig (informal), celeb (informal), face (informal), big shot (informal), personage, megastar (informal), lion, V.I.P. in the sense of feature Definition to have as a feature or make a feature of She featured in a Hollywood film. Synonyms star, appear, headline, participate, play a part Synonyms of 'star' star Explore 'star' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of luminary Definition an expert in a particular subject the political opinions of such luminaries as Sartre and de Beauvoir Synonyms celebrity, star, expert, somebody, lion, worthy, notable, big name, dignitary, leading light, celeb (informal), personage, megastar (informal), fundi (South Africa), V.I.P. in the sense of principal Definition the leading actor in a play soloists and principals of The Scottish Ballet orchestra Synonyms star, lead, leader, prima ballerina, first violin, leading man or lady, coryphée
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